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Students who master these vocabulary words (along with knowing all words in our Grades 1 – 2 – and 3 vocabulary lists) will be reading at approximately a 5.0 grade level and typically score in the top 10% on 4th Grade national reading tests (such as the Woodcock-Johnson or Stanford Achievement Test) . These 900 words are the “next” most-common reading words used in reading and textbooks after the 2036 words introduced in the Grades 1 – 2 – and 3 Lists. Words in this list (and all lists) were selected after detailed computer analysis for word frequency in grade level textbooks including Houghton Mifflin, Scholastic, and Accelerated Reader. To insure comprehension of test questions in a school’s end-of-year testing, we also include critical test question vocabulary ([i.e. author](i.e. author), locate, paragraph, details, sequence, fact, opinion, pattern etc. ) .  \nWords in our Grade 4 List are organized as follows-TOTAL = 900 words  \n1st nine weeks-144 new words (plus an additional 108 review words from Grade 3) 2nd nine weeks-252 new words  \n3rd nine weeks-252 new words  \n4th nine weeks-252 new words  \nVocabulary Organization  \nAlthough 1008 total words are used in the Grade 4 list, 900 are ”new” reading vocabulary words and 108 words are important review words from the Grade 3 list (Review words are designated by an “R” appearing to the left of the word) . Words are introduced at a steady rate of 7 words per day for a total of 28 words per week. Friday is to be used by classroom teachers as a review and/or test day to determine mastery of the week’s vocabulary. The list words are organized from “mostcommon” to “least-common” along common vowel sound or reading rule categories. Teaching words together that share the same vowel sound has been shown to dramatically improve the learning rate for students.  \nWord of the Day  \nSome of our daily lists show a “WD” next to the last word. This is called the “Word of the Day” and has been placed here because it is typically more difficult to learn than the other phonics based words. This difficulty occurs because it is either visually similar to other words (i.e. went – want) or its letters are not consistent with typical phonics rules (i.e. does/duz – what/wut) . The Word of the Day typically requires more practice to insure its complete memorization.  \nReadiness TEST  \nAn excellent test to determine if a student is ready for the Grade 4 Program is to have the student read the 108 “R” review words listed in Weeks 1 through 9. If your student can read 50% correctly (54 of 108) then he/she is reading at approximately a 3.5 Grade level (3rd Grade 5th month) and should begin with our Grade 3 Student Reading Program. If 75% are answered correctly (81 of 108), then he/she is reading at approximately a 3.8 Grade level and should be tested on the individual words in the Grade 3 program. If your student can read the 108 review words with 5 or less errors they should be ready for the Grade 4 Vocabulary Building Program. Along with reading the words correctly, it is very important for your student to read the words fluently. Fluency is the process of being able to read words easilysmoothly and without hesitation. National research has shown that vocabulary and fluency are the two essential components for achieving maximum reading comprehension.  \nThe Most Progress-The Least Effort  \nWith over 20 years researching reading methods and student progress, the evidence clearly shows that teaching reading vocabulary words in small groups that share the same vowel sound will generate far more progress than any other method of teaching reading.  \nDrug Use Vocabulary Words  \nYou will come across several “drug related”vocabulary words in weeks 20 through 24 in the Grade 4 list including – alcohol – cigarettes marijuana and cocaine. 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